Sentence examples for subject resulting in from inspiring English sources

"Upon arrival, officers were confronted by a combative subject resulting in the discharging of the officer's weapon which fatally wounded two individuals," a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department told the Evening Standard.

"I wanted [to write] a book, like Jilly Cooper's Riders, that 'told all the secrets' of sex to teenage girls in an as amusing way as possible," Moran writes when I email her, her enthusiasm for the subject resulting in fusillades of capital letters.

Second, respondents who have entered higher education often transfer to another subject, resulting in multiple higher education spells.

The results of these answers are then averaged for each subject, resulting in what is referred to as the presence index.

Each subject's measurement was omitted when calculating population-based estimates for that subject, resulting in that for each subject, the actual values used in Eq. 11 differed slightly from those reported in the table.

Since the paired plasma from one control failed to generate reliable plasma profiles, we excluded this subject resulting in 63 controls in the analyses.

It has been much commented upon that Clegg's proposal, toned down from earlier, bolder pronouncements on the subject, resulted in a rare moment of political agreement between David Cameron and Gordon Brown.

Having the same task for each subject resulted in different levels of exertion for each speaker, and therefore, there is a diversity of exertion levels in the corpus.

Respiratory signals from each healthy subject resulted in higher in the nonlinear RC model, so that the RIC model is better fitted to the respiratory signals from Control group.

They showed that the method of limits often used for the determination of thermal thresholds in which the stimulus is stopped by the subject, resulted in greater overestimations of threshold when temperature rose faster.

A positive response at any time point from a subject resulted in the categorization of that subject as a smoker for the given wave.